Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-29

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WASHINGTON, October 2Sth.-TSpecial. i
A Postof1ice has been established at Butte
Valley, Plumas county, c. H. Lee, Post
master.
Charles L. Tedford and Jacob Kern have
been commissioned Postmasters at New
port and Union House, respectively.
The name of the Postotfice at Machedo
has been changed to Palms, with Joseph
Curtis as Postmaster.
California Postmasters were to-day ap-
pointed as follows: J. c. Gamble, Garber-
vile, Humboldt county; VIM. J. Mccarthy,
Centeryille, Mariposa county.
y Body Identified
CHICAGO, October 2Sth.-P. Lazarus, of
Rochester, Pa. telegraphS tonight to the
AcecS that the body found in the carriage
which arrived at the Pennsylvania road
this morning was that of Barney Haran,
of West Bridgewater, Pa.
Haransl left his home on Sunday morning
last, and had not been seen since. He was
of very quarlelsOme disposition, and the
theory OF the detectives at Rochester is
that he went to Pittsburg, and, after spend
ing all his money, started for home on
freight train. Meeting with tramps, a fight
ensued, and he was killed.
-Four Days to New York.
Copyright, 1887, by the California associated Press
New YORK, October 28th.-The Herald
says: The fact that railroad time from New
\ ork to San Francisco has been shortened
sixteen hours, is a notable illustration oGI
American progress. We shall have trains
in tour days, the time made by a special
train some years ago.
California Pensions.
IC0pyrg, 1887, by the California Associated Trcss.1
WASHINGTON, October 2Sth-TSpecial I
California pensions have been granted as
follows: Samuel Love, Upton; William S.
Brooks, Vallejo; o. G. Carter, Calpella.
Conservation of a Colorado Bishop.
DENVER, October 2Sth.-The consecra-
ton ceremonies of the Right Rev. Nicholas
Matz, the new Coadjutor Bishop of the Di-
ocese OF Denver, took place at st. Mary's
Cathedral this morning, commencing
shortly after 9 o'clock. The ceremonies
were the most imposing ever witnessed in
this State, it being the first time that
Catholic Bishop has ever been consecrated
in Colorado.
Coming to California.
New YORK, October 2Sth. - Jesse L.
Grant, the youngest of General Grants sons.
started yesterday for California to look after
a number of mining properties in which
he has become interested with and through
Jules Lezynsky, by whom he is accompa-
MED on his trip. Lezynsky is Pole, who
has made considerable money by Pacific
coast speculations.
Exciting Time at a Funeral
SYCAMORE co., October 2Sth.-At a fu-
neral here yesterday the team attached to
the hearse ran away and the vehicle was
reduced almost to kindling wood The
coffin was dashed to the ground, the lid
torn off and the corpse rolled into the ditch
by the roadside. Other teams took fright
and a general panic ensued. Rev. Mr.. |
Howells, who was to have conducted the
funeral exercises, was badly injured, per-
haps fatally.
Episcopal Missions.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2Sth.-The House
of Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal
Church reconvened this morning. The |
election took place for Missionary Bishop
of the new jurisdiction of Nevada and !
Utah, which resulted in the choice of Rev. !
Abiel Leonard, of Atchison, Kan.
Baltimore Election Frauds.
New YORK, October 2Sth.-The TriJaqe's |
Baltimore special says 1t is definitely
learned that the frauds practiced by the |
German ring Wednesday were due to
roughs, brought principally from Philadel-
phia and Washington. a small gang also
came from Wilmighton, Del. They were
rowdies, perfectly familiar with the work
expected of them.
Demands of Chicago Printers.
CHICAGO, October 2Sth.-The Typograph-
ical Union last night voted to restrict a
days labor to nine hours, with no reduc-
ton in pay. At meeting of the employ
ing printers, a resolution was passed to re-
sist the demand to the bitter end. A strike
on November 1st by the job printers will
probably be the result.
New YORK, October 2Sth-A Finnish
sailor named Andrew Nauquare got into
quarrel in a sailors saloon on West street
this afternoon, and, whipping out clasp
knife, ran amuck among the inmates, cut
ting six persons-four women and two
men. One of the women, Maggie Casey,
received probably fatal stab
A slim Chance for Jake.
ALBANY On. y, October 2Sth.-The ar
gument in Jake Sharps case before the
Court OF Appeals was concluded to-day.
The general impression is that the prose
cution made a-good case, and that Sharp
will not get new trial.
Discussing the Irish Question.
CHICAGO, October 2Sth.-Eight thousand
people gathered at Battery Dis Arnory to-
night to hear Sir Thomas Grafton Esmonds
and Hon. Arthur O'Connor, NJ. P, on
uOIilc Iule III lISldllu. L lie meeting was
presided over by Judge Mason, of the 40
pellate Court, who opened the meeting E5th
spirited address.
Six Lives Lost.
CHICAGO October 2Sth.-The schooner
NJ. B. Taylor, grain laden, from Chicago to
Kingston, is now known to have been lost.
with all on board. Her crew numbered
six.
End of the Printers Strike.
NEW YORK, October 2Sth-The printers
strike is ended. At its meeting the Strike
Committee allowed the men to make the
best terms they could, and considerable
number got work.